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Robby's Quest — D.C. Rush
Book four, from the Robby's Quest children's storybook series, written by D.C. Rush and illustrated by Daniela Frongia.
The world is a very big place when you're a little bird, but Robby and his flock of Robins, Mourning Doves, Sparrows and a lone Blackbird are determined to see as much of it as they can.
Their latest trip takes them up the coastline from San Diego to San Francisco. This means that their friend Wanda the Whale can follow along too, bringing another Whale, Wilma, with her. Those aren't the only friends the birds have. They also meet Rhonda the Red Fox, Ollie the Owl and Ellie the Eagle who all play a very important role when two baby Robins from Robby's flock are kidnapped by a hawk.
The birds see some amazing sights on their travels, such as giant Redwood trees and the Golden Gate Bridge. They also get to ride on roller coasters and do bird bungee jumping!
This is another enjoyable and educational children's story from D.C Rush about friendship, loyalty, excitement and adventure with some unusual but charming heroes and heroines.
The world is a very big place when you're a little bird, but Robby and his flock of Robins, Mourning Doves, Sparrows and a lone Blackbird are determined to see as much of it as they can.
Their latest trip takes them up the coastline from San Diego to San Francisco. This means that their friend Wanda the Whale can follow along too, bringing another Whale, Wilma, with her. Those aren't the only friends the birds have. They also meet Rhonda the Red Fox, Ollie the Owl and Ellie the Eagle who all play a very important role when two baby Robins from Robby's flock are kidnapped by a hawk.
The birds see some amazing sights on their travels, such as giant Redwood trees and the Golden Gate Bridge. They also get to ride on roller coasters and do bird bungee jumping!
This is another enjoyable and educational children's story from D.C Rush about friendship, loyalty, excitement and adventure with some unusual but charming heroes and heroines.
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